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Monthly Archive for April, 2009

I wander around the Internet like a child in a candy store. So much to look at, so little time. I end up in places without any idea how I got there and wonder if I could get there again. In many ways, the Internet feels like a wilderness back country where you blaze your [...]

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Who Needs New Eyes?

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” - Marcel Proust
Frenchy was on to something there.  As is the way this blog is shaping up.  Readers are certainly being exposed to new landscapes, via headlines and videos and images that they may have missed; however, I don’t [...]

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We are a merry band.
Our objective is not to steal from the rich and give to the poor. But we are for the poor.
The poor of vision. The poor of understanding. The poor of spirit. The poverty of ignorance.
Racism is a problem with one shortcoming: A Proper Answer.
In time each author of this blog will [...]

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Who knew?

From Toby Ng’s illustration series “If the world were a village of 100 people.”

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Brought together by destiny.  People said it’d never work.  But somehow one plus one equals three. The Texican whopper.  The taste of Texas with a little spicy Mexican to understand it you must try it.  This is the real untold story of the history of Texas.  Now you know.

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Havana, Delhi, Chapel Hill

Firmly imbedded in the mythologies of communist countries is that total racial and social equality has been achieved.  The Soviets would routinely exorciate the US for its racial problems, as has the government of Cuba. But apparently all is not so idyllic on the island nation we love to hate. In 2000 Raul Castro said [...]

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Beer, Chips, and Terrorism To Go.

That’s designer Ryan Waller’s smart-behind entry, right, to the New York Times’ “Help Put A New Face on Freedom,” One World Trade Center logo design contest. Asked what it meant, the artist cryptically replied, “The design says everything (and it should say multiple things at the same time).”
So, I’ll take a stab at it: Stores [...]

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I could attach it to my new fat Mac, the one-drive wonder that set me back the outrageous sum of $2795 and it might have done some significantly awesome black and white graphics with MacPaint, one of the two programs it ran, but the laser printer was still an embryo in a university lab somewhere.

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Kansas City Gets the Gas Face

I read this story about Cordish County in Kansas that has created a ban on “baggy pants” in an area referred to as Kansas City Live a few weeks ago; I wasn’t quite sure what my thoughts were. And, then it came to me…

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Prejudice of a different shape

Watch the clip of Susan Boyle from Britain’s Got Talent.   What is it about Susan that makes us just know she’s going to suck?

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